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All four doors had two bottle/beverage holders in the door pockets, while the front doors also had bi-level cubbies under the armrests.
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Consequently, the cup holders are small and positioned awkwardly back toward the armrest.
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The chair’s aluminum armrests jut out at 90 degrees, like miniature plane wings, and attach under the seat (rather than to the back, like most chairs) so that the person sitting can swing her legs to the side unrestricted.
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For the rest of us, we'll still be stuck in coach, jostling with our neighbors over the armrests.
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Its armrests have USB outlets and big, rotatable window switches.
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The North Face sleeping bag fits neatly between front passenger seats, and functions as an armrest that is strapped atop an extra-large dividing console.
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BCA agents testified that one bullet struck the car’s armrest, near where Reynolds was sitting.
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Windshields, consoles, door panels and armrests will become places for displays, said Doug Harshbarger, division vice president of Corning’s Auto Glass Solutions.
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First Known Use of armrest
1849
ARMREST Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of armrest for English Language Learners
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: the part of a seat in a car, an airplane, etc., that supports your arm
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